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 1 Int |    and the effort I make to understand unknown souls is incessant,
 2 Int |  one did not feel, but only understand, without giving fragments
 3 III |    of her companion? Did he understand, did he guess, was he, like
 4 V   |   affects me.”~He could not understand these feminine attacks of “
 5 VI  | expanding, was beginning to understand the psychic meaning of things;
 6 VII |     this girl?”~She did not understand, and looked at her husband. “
 7 VII |   under our roof, don’t you understand?”~Jeanne, persistent, replied: “
 8 VII |    away.~Jeanne resumed: “I understand perfectly that you are ashamed;
 9 VII | little father, he will soon understand.”~The baroness left the
10 VII |    especially just now; you understand, I insist, and you know
11 VII |   be like a confession, you understand.”~Rosalie, motionless, uttered
12 VII |   Rosalie.~Jeanne could not understand. “Ever since he came—then—
13 X   |    not reply, as he did not understand her. Then she explained,
14 X   |     confusion: “But—but—you understand that since—since—what you
15 X   |   distress, he said: “Oh, I understand perfectly. I know that your
16 X   |    They are not human; they understand nothing, nothing, nothing.
17 X   | were in danger.~She did not understand, and did not wish to know.
18 X   |    her to open her eyes and understand and lend him her aid.~This
19 X   |    and she pretended not to understand. Then he spoke out clearly.~
20 XI  |    that she appeared not to understand anything. Toward the end
21 XI  |    Not ten thousand, do you understand? But I will settle all that
22 XII |     am to keep the key, you understand. As for M. Paul, he will
23 XIII|   deal. In fact, you cannot understand what she has been to me.
24 XIII|    neighborhood, so you can understand that they did not care to